Filming at parks and waterparks

[mousefan73]

Hi guys

Part of my trip planning involves watching various youtube videos of parks, resorts, water parks etc. some video is ok and some have an awesome quality, almost professional about it.

I have noticed alot is with go pro. One was a water park video with underwater shots. What amazed me alot were the wide shots. Kinda like being there getting everything in

I need some tips on what equipment and best how to use in aprks. Also memory etc. do i have to download each night or do I fill SD cards up.

What cameras do you guys use??

 

[bell_bella_bellatrix]

I love to bring my gopro to the park with me! I put a skull case on it so that the sound is a bit better. GOPro really lacks when it comes to audio quality. I also have what is called a three way... It's probably not what you think it is. It's a tripod/arm/vlog stick that makes my videos a bit less shakey. It also is not 5 feet tall and obnoxious like lots of other camera expenders.

 

[DisneyCAL]

We plan on getting a go pro 4k black soon for our trip in september! We have seen a lot of go pro vids on youtube and noticed those using the body harness have much steadier nicer video outcomes than those using head mounts or selfie sticks.If you plan on making a nice video out of it with music, use Mac's Final Cut Pro. You can cut out all the noise super easy and put in your own audio as well as title pages, captions,and other editing touches.

 

[ericstac]

Ask the Vloggers of the nice episodes what they use, im sure they will tell you how they do it.

I use my iphone 5 for vlogging and use Imovie on my mac for editting.. I would say mine are in the OK category lol